Colocation providers adapt facilities for AI workloads

365 Data Centers argues that colocation is evolving from passive space-and-power hosting into an active AI optimization layer.

• The piece says AI workloads are driving higher rack densities, with average density cited as rising from 7 kW in 2021 to 16 kW in 2025 and then 27 kW in 2026; it also notes AI training clusters may require 100 kW per rack or more.
• It says many operators are adopting hybrid air-cooled and liquid-cooled environments, and that 365 Data Centers currently supports cabinet configurations from roughly 50 to 160 kW; the article ends with a contact us call to action for 365 Data Centers rather than announcing a new product or deal.